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Continuing on from the first part, Estranged: Act II is now available on Linux. The developer switched from Source to Unreal Engine for the second part as well.

OpenMW, the open source Morrowind game engine continues advancing with recent blog posts highlighting some changes sounding rather great.

DwarfCorp allows you to take on an expedition of dwarves looking to make it big in untamed lands. I gave this Early Access title a look to see how it’s shaping up.

Immortal Redneck, the FPS set in Egypt with rogue-lite elements now has a new game mode allowing you to explore a never-ending tower.

Football Manager 2018 looks like it's shaping up to be a really great release. They're slowly giving out new details and now we have info on the new tactics screen.

OpenRA, the fantastic open source game engine to run games like Red Alert, Command & Conquer and Dune 2000 has a new release today.

You might not believe it, but it's in fact Friday today and that means we get to celebrate the weekend with a lovely Friday Livestream! There will be games, there will likely be blood and of course there will be me giving you nearly nonsensical commentary on whatever is happening on the screen, enjoy!

I had the chance to play through SiNKR ahead of its release today. This minimalist game has a lot more going for it than might first meet the eye.

A reader pointed out that the FAQ for the Amazon Lumberyard game engine no longer lists Linux support, so I reached out to Amazon to see what's going on.

Vigilantes seems like a rather interesting turn-based tactical RPG, inspired by strategy games from the 90s.

Monsters and Medicine is a puzzle game about building a hospital for injured monsters, it's now out in full with Linux support.

I got emailed a press release for the GTA-inspired open-world game 'Riskers', turns out the developer is open to a Linux version.

Interested in a puzzle game that offers a very different experience? Reflection of Mine might be something to look at.

Looking for your next FPS? There might be a few in here that tickle your fancy. Here’s a look at a few good FPS options on Linux & SteamOS.

As promised, the developers of PS3 emulator RPCS3 have put out a blog post detailing the work they've been doing recently and it's pretty amazing.

Interstellar Marines was once an incredibly promising FPS, but sadly somewhere along the way they lost focus and funds ran dry. The last developer left has given an update.

Take this with a grain of salt for now, but it's possible that BATTALION 1944, a competitive WW2 FPS will come with Linux support.

Overload, from some of the people who created Descent is a fantastic title, even with it not being finished it's frantic fun. This latest update is a big one too.

Do you like exploration games? How do you fancy exploring Mars? CAT Interstellar will allow you to do just that.

Since the weekends are generally our quiet time, as I take them to spend a little time with family I'm asking a question: What have you been playing and what do you think?